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Physical Modeling, Controller Development, and Parallel Computing with MATLAB and Simulink at UMASS Amherst

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Who Should Attend

  • Faculty
  • Students
  • Researchers
Agenda
Presenter:

Craig Borghesani, M.S., Application Engineer

Gunness Engineering Student Center Conference Room

Please arrive 10 minutes early for registration. (Walk-ins are welcome.)

1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Create Intuitive System-Level Models Quickly and Easily

  • Models built in a graphical environment with physical connections tend to be very intuitive
  • Leveraging expertise of professionals in these domains can ensure model accuracy

Take Advantage of Built-In Domain Knowledge

  • Accurate equations already exist for many components in physical systems, such as motors, valves, and clutches
  • Setting parameters to realistic values is crucial to developing accurate models

Develop the Controller and Plant in One Environment

  • Control algorithms designed with an inaccurate or nonexistent plant model is unlikely to work properly
  • Having a common environment promotes team communication and shortens development cycles

Evaluate Designs Rapidly with MathWorks Physical Modeling Tools

  • Developing efficient systems requires rapid iteration in order to improve initial design
  • Utilizing parallel computing resources can facilitate the design evaluation

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